Hello Hillel is an ongoing conversation of what it means to be a part of Jewish life at Boston University. Join us biweekly as we meet with members of our community to discuss religious, cultural, social, and political aspects of Jewish learning, and gain a snapshot of everything BU Hillel has to offer!
Today on Hello Hillel we sit down with Niva Haber, BU junior and Israeli-Long Islander, to discuss hummus, embodying two cultures, and how she ended up learning remotely from a student village in the Negev.
21 Oct 2020
Episode 3: Basically Together
Today on Hello Hillel, I met with Emma Lorsch, Springboard Innovation Fellow and genius behind Hello Hillel, to discuss a COVID-adjusted semester, her experience teaching in Israel, and heart-to-hearts with Hillel staff.
7 Oct 2020
Episode 2: Feminism in Judaism
Meet Sadie Cowan: Boston University sophomore, empowered woman, and Jewish summer camp alumna. Tune in to hear Sadie's thoughts on Jewish sisterhood, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, and what it means to be a woman of valor.
Check out the links below to find information about this Sunday's commemoration event in honor of Justice Ginsberg and to learn more about how to vote this November:
https://www.facebook.com/events/381295209922031
https://www.mitz.vote/
24 Sept 2020
Episode 1: The High Holidays (with Connor Dedrick)
In this episode, we are joined by Connor Dedrick, a Boston University senior, seasoned Hillel participant, and self-proclaimed Jewish grandmother. Press play to hear Connor's thoughts on starting 5781 during a pandemic and how he finds meaning on Yom Kippur.
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